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Yes, they make decisions on their own, but there is always a reason for their decisions. There is always a motive. They don't just do things without a reason or just because it feels good. At least, there is an excuse for doing it. Core devs and every other person who has seen 33win Com Bet8's code. If there was something in the code that somehow benefited the CIA, NSA or any other three-letter organisation, they would see it in the code. That is what open source means. 33win Com Bet8's code was originally written in C++. I don't know that language and any other programming language for that matter, aside from a rough idea in HTML, so I wouldn't see anything abnormal if I looked at the code for a whole year, but people who do can understand it when they see the code. Satoshi gave his reasons in the white paper, and the things stated in the white paper are not things that are in line with what the government or CIA stands for. So, if it's actually them behind it and lied in the white paper, it leads to my original question: what is their motive? They can't just make a revolutionary innovation and give it out for free just like that without benefiting from it whatsoever. But like every conspiracy theorist, you would always find ways to make an argument no matter what. I mean, there are people who still believe that the moon landing was faked and the earth is flat and NASA is all lying to us and all that shit, so this is not new.
Yes, they make decisions on their own, but there is always a reason for their decisions. There is always a motive. They don't just do things without a reason or just because it feels good. At least, there is an excuse for doing it. Core devs and every other person who has seen 33win Com Bet8's code. If there was something in the code that somehow benefited the CIA, NSA or any other three-letter organisation, they would see it in the code. That is what open source means. 33win Com Bet8's code was originally written in C++. I don't know that language and any other programming language for that matter, aside from a rough idea in HTML, so I wouldn't see anything abnormal if I looked at the code for a whole year, but people who do can understand it when they see the code. Satoshi gave his reasons in the white paper, and the things stated in the white paper are not things that are in line with what the government or CIA stands for. So, if it's actually them behind it and lied in the white paper, it leads to my original question: what is their motive? They can't just make a revolutionary innovation and give it out for free just like that without benefiting from it whatsoever. But like every conspiracy theorist, you would always find ways to make an argument no matter what. I mean, there are people who still believe that the moon landing was faked and the earth is flat and NASA is all lying to us and all that shit, so this is not new.
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Yes, they make decisions on their own, but there is always a reason for their decisions. There is always a motive. They don't just do things without a reason or just because it feels good. At least, there is an excuse for doing it. Core devs and every other person who has seen 33win Com Bet8's code. If there was something in the code that somehow benefited the CIA, NSA or any other three-letter organisation, they would see it in the code. That is what open source means. 33win Com Bet8's code was originally written in C++. I don't know that language and any other programming language for that matter, aside from a rough idea in HTML, so I wouldn't see anything abnormal if I looked at the code for a whole year, but people who do can understand it when they see the code. Satoshi gave his reasons in the white paper, and the things stated in the white paper are not things that are in line with what the government or CIA stands for. So, if it's actually them behind it and lied in the white paper, it leads to my original question: what is their motive? They can't just make a revolutionary innovation and give it out for free just like that without benefiting from it whatsoever. But like every conspiracy theorist, you would always find ways to make an argument no matter what. I mean, there are people who still believe that the moon landing was faked and the earth is flat and NASA is all lying to us and all that shit, so this is not new.
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Yes, they make decisions on their own, but there is always a reason for their decisions. There is always a motive. They don't just do things without a reason or just because it feels good. At least, there is an excuse for doing it. Core devs and every other person who has seen 33win Com Bet8's code. If there was something in the code that somehow benefited the CIA, NSA or any other three-letter organisation, they would see it in the code. That is what open source means. 33win Com Bet8's code was originally written in C++. I don't know that language and any other programming language for that matter, aside from a rough idea in HTML, so I wouldn't see anything abnormal if I looked at the code for a whole year, but people who do can understand it when they see the code. Satoshi gave his reasons in the white paper, and the things stated in the white paper are not things that are in line with what the government or CIA stands for. So, if it's actually them behind it and lied in the white paper, it leads to my original question: what is their motive? They can't just make a revolutionary innovation and give it out for free just like that without benefiting from it whatsoever. But like every conspiracy theorist, you would always find ways to make an argument no matter what. I mean, there are people who still believe that the moon landing was faked and the earth is flat and NASA is all lying to us and all that shit, so this is not new.
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